Mr Charlatan, sir. You have me intrigued.
Your incessant rant here on this board over the past 4 days has finally struck my curiosity.
Could you please kindly elaborate on your trading techniques, with respect to where a trader's time is best spent? More specifically, I'd greatly appreciate it if you would please enlighten me on just how exactly spending days on end posting on a message board for a stock that you don't like and don't own makes a person a better trader.
I spend every waking hour looking at stock charts, reading trading books, talking with long time experienced traders, developing indicators, managing my portfolio to achieve a balance of high-risk and low-risk stocks, etc... and then taking a break from it so as to achieve a little balance in my life.
Perhaps I'm just on the wrong path, and should just simply put all those things I've been doing aside and just pony up a weeks worth of time and start bashing a stock I don't want to invest in under the false pretense of "saving people." I guess that's the best way to make $ in the market.... geez, all of these people I've been talking to, and all of these books... all for naught.... Wow, if only you'd write a book on your successful trading techniques, so that novices like myself can have such a great resource to learn from.
Actually, I was thinking of plunging almost all of my cash into a damn near bankrupt stock that barely trades and that hasn't had a significant news release worth mentioning in eons, has no promotion, and no pedestrian appeal.
Perhaps you might suggest a stock like that.
In the meantime, I think I'll just buy some more ShotPak.
Nobody says you have to make up your losses in the stock you lost them in to begin with.
Get out of the Yugo, get into the Ferrari.
